Ford Fairlane Vs. Ford Torino: What's The Difference?
Some enthusiasts might think that the Ford Torino and Fairlane are completely different. While they do share similarities, one would surge ahead of the other.
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Chevy 350 Small Block Crate Engine: How Much Does It Cost & How Much HP Does It Have?
Chevrolet's venerable 350 cubic inch small-block V8 has been supplanted by the LS family of engines, but there are plenty of vendors that sell it in crate form.
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What Did An OG NSX Cost New In 1991, And What's One Worth Today?
There are few cars as revered as the original NSX. But while it was cheaper than its supercar rivals, it wasn't all that affordable back then — or now.
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Chevy Chevelle Malibu SS 396: How Much HP Does It Have & How Fast Can One Go?
One of the most iconic cars the company has ever produced, the Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu SS 396, boasted a powerful engine and speed for its time.
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How Much HP Did The 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS Have And What Was Its Top Speed?
The 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS was a sharp-looking car inside and out, but did what's under the hood do the sleek ride any justice with impressive HP?
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What Makes A 'Bandit Edition' Trans Am Different From Any Other Pontiac?
If you're interested in movie cars, you'll probably have come across a "Bandit Edition" Trans Am for sale. But what does that term actually mean?
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Oldsmobile F-85 Jetfire: The Bizarre Engine That Was Ahead Of Its Time
Turbocharging is commonplace technology in modern cars, but in the early 1960s, Oldsmobile was the first major automaker to introduce a turbo to the streets.
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How This Forgotten FWD Oldsmobile Helped Revolutionize The Auto Industry
Car enthusiasts will know that Oldsmobile was more than just another GM brand. One FWD Olds model in particular helped transform the auto industry.
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Why Was The Oldsmobile 442 Discontinued?
The Oldsmobile 442 was popular during the muscle car era of the 1960s and '70s. By 1991, Olds wasn't selling enough of them to keep the model alive.
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What Kind Of Car Was The General Lee, And Which Engine Was Under The Hood?
The General Lee, as seen on The Dukes of Hazzard, is definitely a hall-of-famer for movie and TV cars. What kind of car was it? Which engine powered it?
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5 Modern Upgrades That Will Destroy The Value Of Your Classic Car
Doing a classic car restoration can be a challenging but fun project. However, if you want to retain its resale value, avoid these modern upgrades.
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This Ford SUV Sold For Nearly $2M At Auction - Here's What Makes It So Special
We're all familiar with SUVs and their specs, from the simplest of designs to the highest luxury. However, this one SUV stands out for making waves at auction.
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Chrysler 300C: What Does The 'C' Stand For?
Discover the long history behind the Chrysler 300C and why it has the 'C' designation on the final model of the car before it was discontinued.
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Why Was The Oldsmobile Model R Called 'Curved Dash'?
Shortly before the iconic Ford Model T, there was the Oldsmobile Runabout, also known as the Oldsmobile Model R. Why was it also called the "Curved Dash?"
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5 Of The Oldest Cars Still In Production Today
These classic cars have stood the test of time, remaining in production for decades while retaining their identity and enduring appeal.
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What Is The Largest Engine Ever Put In A Production Car?
Automakers today squeeze the most power they can out of small engines. That wasn't the case a century ago. What's the largest engine ever in a production car?
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What Is A Chrysler 'K-Car,' And How Did They Get Their Name?
Chrysler was saved by the introduction of the "K-Car," but what is it, exactly, and how did it revolutionize not just the automaker but the entire industry?
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Who Founded Oldsmobile And When Did It Become A GM Brand?
Oldsmobile made quite a few legendary classic cars and has roots that trace back more than a century. Here's who founded it and when the brand joined GM.
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What Are C/K Chevy Trucks, And When Were They Made?
If you've looked at classic cars lately, the C/K series from Chevrolet may have caught your eye. What does this designation mean, and how classic are they?
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1967 Firebird: Which Engine Powered Pontiac's Original Pony Car?
Alongside the Chevy Camaro, GM launched the Pontiac Firebird as a pony car competitor to the Ford Mustang. Which engine powered the 1967 original?
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5 Of The Slowest, Lowest-Horsepower Corvettes Ever Produced
Chevrolet Corvettes were some of the first sports cars in American automotive history, but some models had disappointing horsepower and top speed.
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13 Of The Longest Running Nameplates In Automotive History, Ranked Newest To Oldest
Some nameplates come and go, but these icons have enjoyed market demand for decades owing to a mix of performance, aesthetics, and adaptability.
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5 Of The Biggest V8 Engines Ever Made
These massive V8 engines are the largest ever built, delivering extreme displacement and raw power in both production and custom-built machines.
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What Happened To The Original 'Starsky And Hutch' Car?
Starsky and Hutch drove a red and white Ford Torino that was despised by the actors. Although a half dozen vehicles were used, only a few survive today.
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Can You Use Synthetic Motor Oil In A Classic Car? (And Should You?)
Synthetic motor oil lasts longer and protects engines better than conventional oil, and here's the science behind whether to use synthetic oil in an older car.
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What's The Most Expensive Oldsmobile Ever Sold At Auction?
You probably don't expect Oldsmobiles to fetch much at auction, but you'd be wrong — you just have to turn back the clock and look at a really old example.
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1957 'Black Widow' Chevy: What Made It So Special, And How Many Were Made?
There are few 1950s Chevrolets as renowned as the "Black Widow." But why has it got such a reputation? Does it have anything to do with rarity?
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